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List of sculptures of vice presidents of the United States

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This is a list of statues and busts of vice presidents of the United States.

John Adams

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Image Statue Name Location Date Sculptor Source
  John Adams Quincy, Massachusetts 2018 Sergey Eylanbekov
John Adams Bilbao, Spain 2011 Lourdes Umerez
John Adams Rapid City, South Dakota

6th Street & Main Street

John Lopez
  Bust of John Adams Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1890 Daniel Chester French [1]

Thomas Jefferson

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Main article: List of statues of Thomas Jefferson

Aaron Burr

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Image Statue Name Location Date Sculptor Source
Hamilton and Burr New-York Historical Society [2]
  Bust of Aaron Burr Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1893 Jacques Jouvenal [3]

George Clinton

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Image Statue Name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Statue of George Clinton Washington, D.C.

United States Capitol

Henry Kirke Brown [4][5]
  Bust of George Clinton Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1894 Vittorio A. Ciani [6]

Elbridge Gerry

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Image Statue Name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of Elbridge Gerry Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1892 Herbert Samuel Adams [7]

Daniel D. Tompkins

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Image Statue Name Location Date Sculptor Source
Daniel D. Tompkins: A Great American New York City, New York

St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery

[8]
  Bust of Daniel D. Tompkins Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

[9]

John C. Calhoun

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Image Statue Name Location Date Sculptor Source
  John C. Calhoun Monument Removed and currently in an undisclosed location. Formerly:

Charleston, South Carolina

Marion Square

1887 [10]
  Statue of John C. Calhoun Washington, D.C.

United States Capitol

1910 Frederick Ruckstull [11]
  Bust of John C. Calhoun Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1896 Theodore Augustus Mills [12]

Martin Van Buren

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Martin Van Buren Rapid City, South Dakota

Mt. Rushmore Road & Main Street

Edward Hlavka
  Statue of Martin Van Buren Kinderhook, New York 2007 Edward Hlavka [13]
  Bust of Martin Van Buren Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1894 Ulric Stonewall Jackson Dunbar [14]

Richard Mentor Johnson

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of Richard M. Johnson Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1895 James Paxton Voorhees [15]

John Tyler

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
John Tyler Rapid City, South Dakota

Mt. Rushmore Road & St. Joseph Street

Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby [16]
  John Tyler Grave Richmond, Virginia

Hollywood Cemetery

1862
  Bust of John Tyler Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1898 William C. McCauslen [17]

George M. Dallas

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of George M. Dallas Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1893 Henry Jackson Ellicott [18]

Millard Fillmore

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Millard Fillmore Rapid City, South Dakota

9th Street & St. Joseph Street

James Van Nuys [19]
  Millard Fillmore Buffalo, New York

Buffalo City Hall

1930 Bryant Baker [20]
  Bust of Millard Fillmore Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1895 Robert Cushing [21]

William R. King

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of William R. King Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1896 William C. McCauslen [22]

John C. Breckinridge

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of John C. Breckinridge Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1896 James Paxton Voorhees [23]
  John C. Breckinridge Memorial Lexington, Kentucky

Lexington Cemetery

1887 [24]
  Bust of Maj. Gen. John C. Breckinridge Vicksburg. Mississippi

Vicksburg National Military Park

1913 T.A.R. Kitson [25]

Hannibal Hamlin

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of Hannibal Hamlin Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1889 Franklin Bachelder Simmons [26]
  Statue of Hannibal Hamlin Washington, D.C.

United States Capitol

1935 Charles Tefft [27]
  Statue of Hannibal Hamlin Bangor, Maine

Kenduskeag Mall

1935 Charles Tefft [28]

Andrew Johnson

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Andrew Johnson Greeneville, Tennessee

Andrew Johnson National Historic Site

1995 Jim Gray
Andrew Johnson Rapid City, South Dakota

6th Street & St. Joseph Street

James Van Nuys
  Bust of Andrew Johnson Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1900 William C. McCauslen [29]

Schuyler Colfax

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Andrew Johnson Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1897 Frances Murphy Goodwin [30]
  Schuyler Colfax Monument Colfax, California

Railroad Street and Grass Valley Street

[31]
  Schuyler Colfax Memorial Indianapolis, Indiana

Indiana World War Memorial Plaza

1887 Lorado Zadoc Taft [32]

Henry Wilson

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of Henry Wilson Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1885 Daniel Chester French [33]

William A. Wheeler

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Bust of William A. Wheeler Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1892 Edward Clark Potter [34]

Chester A. Arthur

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Chester Arthur Rapid City, South Dakota

5th Street & Main Street

John Lopez [35]
Chester Arthur Schenectady, New York

Union College

  Statue of Chester A. Arthur New York City, New York 1899 George Edwin Bissell
  Bust of Chester A. Arthur Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1891 Augustus Saint-Gaudens [36]
  Chester Arthur Bust Washington, D.C.

Smithsonian American Art Museum

1883 Lot Flannery [37]

Thomas A. Hendricks

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Thomas A. Hendricks Monument Indianapolis, Indiana

Indiana Statehouse Grounds

1890 Richard Henry Park [38]
  Thomas A. Hendricks Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1890 Ulric Stonewall Jackson Dunbar [39]

Levi P. Morton

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Levi P. Morton Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1891 Frank Edwin Elwell [40]

Adlai Stevenson I

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Adlai E. Stevenson Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1894 Franklin Bachelder Simmons [41]

Garret Hobart

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Garret Augustus Hobart Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1901 Francis Edwin Elwell [42]
  Garret Augustus Hobart Paterson, New Jersey

Paterson City Hall

1903 Philip Martiny [43]

Theodore Roosevelt

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Theodore Roosevelt Rapid City, South Dakota

9th Street & Main Street

John Lopez [44]
  Theodore Roosevelt Island Statue Washington, D.C.

Theodore Roosevelt Island

1967 Paul Manship
  Theodore Roosevelt, Rough Rider Portland, Oregon

South Park Blocks

1922 Alexander Phimister Proctor
  Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt New York City, New York

American Museum of Natural History

1939 James Earle Fraser
  Theodore Roosevelt Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1910 James Earle Fraser [45]
  Bust of Theodore Roosevelt Boston, Massachusetts 1919 Gutzon Borglum [46]

Charles W. Fairbanks

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Charles W. Fairbanks Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1905 Franklin Bachelder Simmons [47]

James S. Sherman

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  James S. Sherman Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1911 Bessie Onahotema Potter Vonnoh [48]

Thomas R. Marshall

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Thomas R. Marshall Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1918 Moses A. Wainer Dykaar [48]

Calvin Coolidge

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Calvin Coolidge Rapid City, South Dakota

5th Street & Main Street

John Lopez [49]
Plymouth, Vermont

Coolidge Homestead

[50]
  Calvin Coolidge Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1927 Moses A. Wainer Dykaar [51]

Charles G. Dawes

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Charles G. Dawes Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1930 Jo Davidson [52]

Charles Curtis

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Charles Curtis Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1934 Moses A. Wainer Dykaar [53]
Charles Curtis Statue and Marker Anadarko, Oklahoma

National Hall of Fame for Famous American Indians

[54]
Charles Curtis Topeka, Kansas

820 S. Kansas Avenue

2016 Elizabeth Zeller [55]

John Nance Garner

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  John Nance Garner Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1943 James Earle Fraser [56]

Henry A. Wallace

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Henry Wallace Memorial San José, Costa Rica

Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture

Katherine McDevitt [57]
Portrait of Henry Wallace Washington, D.C.

National Portrait Gallery

Jo Davidson [58]
  Henry A. Wallace Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1947 Jo Davidson [59]

Harry S. Truman

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Harry S. Truman Rapid City, South Dakota

Mt. Rushmore Road & St. Joseph Street

James Michael Maher
  Harry S. Truman Independence, Missouri

Jackson County Courthouse

  Harry S. Truman Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1947 Charles Keck [60]
  Harry S. Truman Washington, D.C.

United States Capitol

2022 Tom Corbin [61]

Alben W. Barkley

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Alben W. Barkley Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1958 Kalervo Kallio [62]
  Statue of Alben W. Barkley Frankfort, Kentucky

Kentucky State Capitol

1963 Walker Hancock [63]

Richard Nixon

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Richard Nixon Wakefield, New Zealand [64]
Richard Nixon Rapid City, South Dakota

5th Street & St. Joseph Street

Edward E. Hlavka
  Richard M. Nixon Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1966 Gualberto Rocchi [65]

Lyndon B. Johnson

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Lyndon B. Johnson Stonewall, Texas

Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park

Lyndon B. Johnson Killeen, Texas

Central Texas College

Lyndon B. Johnson Rapid City, South Dakota

7th Street & Main Street

James Michael Maher [66]
Lyndon Baines Johnson San Marcos, Texas

Texas State University

  Lyndon B. Johnson Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1966 Jimilu Mason [67]

Hubert Humphrey

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Hubert H. Humphrey, Jr. Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1982 Walker Kirkland Hancock [68]
  Bust of Hubert H. Humphrey Saint Paul, Minnesota

Minnesota State Capitol

1977 George Norbert Bassett
Hubert H. Humphrey Memorial Saint Paul, Minnesota

Minnesota State Capitol Grounds

2012 Jeff Koh-Varilla; Anna Koh-Varilla [69]
  Hubert H. Humphrey Minneapolis, Minnesota

Minneapolis City Hall

1989 Roger M. Brodin [70]
Hubert H. Humphrey Memorial Waverly, Minnesota

Railroad Park

2005 [71]

Spiro Agnew

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Spiro T. Agnew Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1995 William Frederick Behrends [72]

Gerald Ford

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Gerald Ford Rapid City, South Dakota

7th Street & St. Joseph Street

James Michael Maher [73]
  Gerald R. Ford Washington, D.C.

United States Capitol

2011 J. Brett Grill
Gerald R. Ford Albion, Michigan

Albion College

2012
  Gerald R. Ford Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1985 Walker Kirtland Hancock [74]

Nelson Rockefeller

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Nelson A. Rockefeller Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1987 John Calabro [75]

Walter Mondale

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Walter F. MondaleBust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1987 Judson R. Nelson [76]

George H. W. Bush

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
George Bush Sr. Rapid City, South Dakota

6th Street & Main Street

Edward E. Hvlaka [77]
George H.W. Bush Hampton, Virginia

Hampton University

  George H.W. Bush Langley, Virginia

CIA Headquarters

George H. W. Bush Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

1990 Walker Kirtland Hancock [78]
  George H. W. Bush Monument Houston, Texas Chas Fagan
George H.W. Bush Budapest, Hungary

Liberty Square

2020 [79]
George Bush Jr. & Sr. Dallas, Texas

George W. Bush Presidential Center

2013 Chas Fagan [80]
  George H. W. Bush Berlin, Germany

Embassy of the United States, Berlin

2023 [81][82]

Dan Quayle

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
J. Danforth Quayle Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

2002 Frederick E. Hart [83]

Al Gore

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
  Albert A.Gore, Jr. Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

2017 William Frederick Behrends [84]

Dick Cheney

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Image Statue name Location Date Sculptor Source
Richard B. Cheney Bust Washington, D.C.

United States Senate chamber

2015 William Frederick Behrends [85]

Joe Biden

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There are currently no sculptures or statues of Joe Biden.

Mike Pence

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There are currently no sculptures or statues of Mike Pence.

Kamala Harris

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There are currently no sculptures or statues of Kamala Harris.

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